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... For example, the bombing of the World Trade Center in ~ 993 caused $5 ~ 0 million in damage and resulted in ~ 042 persons injured a significant portion of the ~ 993 data. The most common materials used as ingredients in destructive devices in ~ 994 were reportedly flammable liquids (29%~; various chemicals (26%~; black powder (16%~; photoflash/fireworks powders (16%~; smokeless powder (9%~; military explosives other than C-4 and TNT (my; and dynamite/water gels, matchheads, blasting agents (including ammonium nitrate fuel oil, (ANFO)
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